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There are very few things all Jets fan agree on but I think keeping Landry is one of them. After all the drama about losing out on Reggie Nelson and 'settling' for Landry, I think it turned out rather nicely.

There are very few things all Jets fan agree on but I think keeping Landry is one of them. After all the drama about losing out on Reggie Nelson and 'settling' for Landry, I think it turned out rather nicely.

Landry's done a great job for us, best safety we've had since the 2004 version of Kerry Rhodes (obviously a very different type of player though). Wish we could've had Revis, Cro, Landry and Bell together for an entire season, maybe next year.

Landry could make himself a real fan favorite if he lays someone out on Thursday, like Welker. Hitting Brady while coming in on a zone blitz would be even better.

Landry's done a great job for us, best safety we've had since the 2004 version of Kerry Rhodes (obviously a very different type of player though). Wish we could've had Revis, Cro, Landry and Bell together for an entire season, maybe next year.

Landry could make himself a real fan favorite if he lays someone out on Thursday, like Welker. Hitting Brady while coming in on a zone blitz would be even better.

Landry's done a great job for us, best safety we've had since the 2004 version of Kerry Rhodes (obviously a very different type of player though). Wish we could've had Revis, Cro, Landry and Bell together for an entire season, maybe next year.

Landry could make himself a real fan favorite if he lays someone out on Thursday, like Welker. Hitting Brady while coming in on a zone blitz would be even better.

He already IS a favorite for this fan, lol. You gotta love how old school Landry is. Just a good, old fashioned ass-kicker. No frills, no nonsense. Just hard hits.

He already IS a favorite for this fan, lol. You gotta love how old school Landry is. Just a good, old fashioned ass-kicker. No frills, no nonsense. Just hard hits.

+27. Love the guy. At times, I keep thinking that it would be better if slowed down just a bit and tried to tackle guys instead of flying in and trying to destroy them, as he's prone to whiffing now and then. But, that might take away his edge.

+27. Love the guy. At times, I keep thinking that it would be better if slowed down just a bit and tried to tackle guys instead of flying in and trying to destroy them, as he's prone to whiffing now and then. But, that might take away his edge.

True. I love his frustration when a guy gets up from his hits, though. You can just see him clap his hands in anger and shout "****!".

ntonio Cromartie has noticeably elevated his play since Darrelle Revis was lost for the season, but Cromartie said it was a conversation he had with Revis, not the ACL injury, that pushed him to new heights.

On the plane ride home after a Week 2 loss to Pittsburgh, Revis laid down his expectations for Cromartie as a teammate.

“Before he even got hurt, we had a conversation, saying I need to play at a high level. It took for him to come talk to me as a peer, to make me understand, we can have one of the greatest one-two punches at corner,” Cromartie said. “I honestly thank Revis for . . . coming to talk to me, being a great teammate and making sure I’m playing at a high level.

“We expect so much out of each other. We always talk, but it was a different conversation,” Cromartie added.

Revis tore his ACL the next week in Miami.

“It shouldn’t have took for Revis to go down for me to be playing at a very high level,” Cromartie said. “I think I took for granted having Revis on the other side.”